Labor productivity growth: disentangling technology and capital accumulation

Battisti, Michèle; Gatto, Massimo Del; Parmeter, Christopher F.

doi:10.1007/s10887-017-9143-1

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“…Convergence-divergence processes in the world and Russian economic space are studied quite deeply [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18]. Another thing is that researches are often limited to generalized estimates, the dominant tendency (convergency or stratification with such a speed, intensity), without identifying sufficiently specifically the "carriers" of this trend -leaders and outsiders.…”

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Russian Regions in the Global Economic Space

Лавровский¹,

Chuvaev²,

Ruzaeva³

2020

Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference "Far East Con" (ISCFEC 2020)

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The article is devoted to analysis and assessment of the place of Russian regions in terms of labor productivity in context of the global economic space. Its main goal is to identify (empirical) patterns of acceleration or deceleration of the growth rate of above mentioned indicator on the basis of large international and Russian statistical data sets, to elicit the similarity (analogies) between countries of the world and Russian regions that are close to each other in terms of technological development. Preliminary results indicate that a group of regions rapidly developing (against the background of not only Russia as a whole, but also the world) appeared in Russia. It comes into particular prominence after 2008-2009. It is important that achievements of many of them are not connected with metropolitan position or rent-seeking. The idea of the article and its novelty is to identify specific successful regions behind general trends and to understand the origins of success. Among specific issues the article considers ones related to the ratio of labor productivity indicators among countries of the world and regions of Russia. It is shown that the measure of differentiation of the considered indicators in the world is higher than in Russia.

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Section: Statement Of Purposementioning

confidence: 99%

Russian Regions in the Global Economic Space

Лавровский¹,

Chuvaev²,

Ruzaeva³

2020

Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference "Far East Con" (ISCFEC 2020)

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“…Education, accomplishments, and knowledge are the central factors of productivity growth of people and the economy as a whole. Economically developed nations have invested in the development of human capital in the production process (Cvetanović & Despotović, 2014;Battisti, Del Gatto, & Parmeter, 2018).…”

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Distributive Trade and Economic Growth: Eu28 Evidence for the Period 2008-2015

Mladenović

Cuzovic

2019

Journal of Business Economics and Management

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The purpose of this paper is to appoint the causality between economic activity in the sector of distributive trade and the economic growth of 28 European Union nations. Specifically, it examines the impact of changes in turnover per employee in the distributive trade sector in EU member states on the tangible economic growth rate. The determination to adopt this approach stems from the fact that existing studies mainly explore indirect relationship between economic activities in distributive trade and economic development, with less focus on the direct impact of distributive trade on economic growth. The paper utilizes information for the period from 2008 to 2015. The research relies on multiple regression model, with the Hausman test its robustness. The results indicate that a hike in turnover per employee in the distributive trade sector by 10 euros per year in one EU member state increases its real economic growth rate by 0.15% in that same year. The significance of the made results is reflected in the fact that the survey takes into account the last economic crisis, and highlights negative effects of final consumption expenditure of general government % GDP on the tangible economic growth rate in EU member states.

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“…Recently, there has been increasing attention to studying economic growth at the sector level: Iscan (2015), Zeira and Zoabi (2015), Walheer (2016aWalheer ( , b, 2018aWalheer ( , 2019, Magalhaes and AfIonso (2017), and Battisti, Del Gatto and Parmeter (2018) to cite but a few. These authors' work commonly acknowledges that sectors are heterogeneous with respect to their production process.…”

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A sector-based nonparametric decomposition of economic growth

Walheer

2020

Econ Bus Lett

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Sectors have gained in importance when studying economic growth and convergence of countries. In this letter, we suggest a simple and intuitive nonparametric procedure to obtain the decomposition of economic growth of countries in terms of sector-level indicators. It turns out that the new decomposition can be used to investigate the role of the sectors in the economic growth and convergence of countries. We propose an application to the case of 19 countries and nine sectors in Europe.

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Labor productivity growth: disentangling technology and capital accumulation

Cited by 27 publications

References 58 publications

Russian Regions in the Global Economic Space

Russian Regions in the Global Economic Space

Distributive Trade and Economic Growth: Eu28 Evidence for the Period 2008-2015

A sector-based nonparametric decomposition of economic growth

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